Under the terms of the deal, the buyers will get back 90% of $3.16 million total deposits they put down on $16.914 million worth of apartments, the Post reported. The units owned by the plaintiffs, including former french soccer star Olivier Dacourt, are now back on the market.

Trump has had a rough time selling apartments in the building, partly because of a rule that limits occupants’ residency of their own apartments to 120 days a year and no more than 120 days at a time, in order to comply with hotel zoning requirements.

As of mid-June, none of the complex’s 11 penthouses, with prices ranging from $2.5 million to $8.7 million, has been sold.